Boyle 4.1 miles. This traditional, detached cottage sits on the outskirts of the village Ballinafad, four miles north from the amenities of Boyle, in the west of Ireland. Enjoying panoramic lake and country views, ample off-road parking and a large lawn, Ballaghboy Cottage provides a delightful base for families and couples looking to break away to this scenic Irish region. Upon arrival you are greeted by ample off-road parking directly outside the cottage, allowing for easy unloading of your belongings. Make yourself at home in the lounge, complete with a 3 seater sofa and a 2 seater sofa, wall-mounted TV and a woodburning stove, perfect for an evening of TV catchup. Wander into the kitchen, finished with tiled flooring and housing a range of integrated appliances to assist with home-cooking. Gather the family at the dining table and pop open a bottle of wine, celebrating this idyllic Irish holiday. Enjoy a moment in the spacious garden, boasting a spacious lawn for family games and basking in the sun, surrounded by glorious views down to the loch, tempting your exploration. Find the shower room downstairs, where you can freshen up with a quick wash before retreating to the bedrooms; there’s two doubles on this level one of which features an en-suit, whilst the third bedroom can be found upstairs. Head out for a morning walk and discover the nearby Ballinafad Castle before wandering around the idyllic Lough Arrow, perfect for those keen anglers with a host of trout and carp resting in the water. Hop in the car and head into the town of Boyle, home to shops, pubs and restaurants, ideal for when the head chef fancies a night off cooking. Discover the renowned historic site of Boyle Abbey and the interesting King House Historical & Cultural Centre; the town is also home to a regular farmers market, perfect for purchasing local goods! All within easy reach of Ballaghboy Cottage are many great attractions, including The Arigna Mining Experience and The Irish National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park. The cruising capital of Ireland, Carrick-on-Shannon, is also close by, where you can enjoy daily boat trips along the River Shannon on the Moonriver crusier and take in the glorious scenery. Escape to Ballaghboy Cottage and uncover this scenic part of Ireland. 2 x full sets of golf clubs and 2 x trollies are for the use of competent golfers only please.

The small and lively town of Boyle sits on the border between County Roscommon and County Sligo. Steeped in history, Boyle has had a varied past and features a beautifully preserved 12th century abbey, as well as the grand King House, a restored Georgian mansion in the centre of the town. Lough Key lies just outside Boyle with a superb wooded adventure centre, as well as pretty footpaths around the lakes, which take in the ruins of Rockingham House. Nearby Carrick-on-Shannon, a lovely riverside town, is internationally regarded as an angler's paradise and offers no less than four large fishing lakes within a 6 mile radius. With a wide variety of shops, pubs and restaurants in the town, this is an excellent choice for an Irish holiday.

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